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Sinking of bauxite-carrying ship raises moisture concerns
Published Wed, Feb 11, 2015 · 09:50 PM
Kuala Lumpur
MARINE insurers have issued warnings about the risk of shipping bauxite in case excess moisture liquefies the cargo and makes it unstable after a ship carrying a Malaysian shipment of the ore sank last month.
The capsize and sinking of the Bulk Jupiter off Vietnam in January, with only one survivor, has raised concerns among some shipowners about a systematic risk in bauxite processing from the region's mines.
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